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Seeking Solutions for Unsmooth Running and Low Tire Pressure Warning in 2001 Volvo V50 Gasoline

Tire pressure to low

Hey folks, I've been experiencing a weird issue with my 2001 Volvo V50 Gasoline. It's not running as smoothly as before and there's a continuous "low tire pressure" warning. I have a suspicion this could be the root of my problems. Has anyone encountered this with their Volvo? What were the steps your local workshop took to fix this? I'd appreciate any insights or personal experiences on this glitch. Thanks in advance!

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4 comment(s)


DBeck92

Hey, Your situation sounds pretty similar to what I faced with my own 1999 Volvo S70. By the way, I'd say I've got a bit of experience with cars, though not a pro. I was constantly getting "low tire pressure" warnings too, just like you. Ended up taking my ride to a local workshop and they diagnosed a bust tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). Got that replaced and it cost me around 625 Euro. Sounds like you could be dealing with the same problem on your V50. Might be worthwhile to get that TPMS checked at your local garage. Before I could indicate accurately, could you let me know your car's mileage? Also, has your TPMS ever been replaced before? These details would be quite handy. Cheers!

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TimoPete (Author)

Hi there, I appreciate you replying to my query . My Volvo has clocked around 19,552 KM till date. The TPMS has never been replaced before, so the system is as old as the car itself. I guess it's time to visit my local garage and have it looked at. Thanks for the valuable tip! Best wishes,

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DBeck92

Hey, Ah, only 19,552 KM, huh? That's quite neat! If your TPMS has indeed never been replaced, it might just be time for that. Given your mileage and the car's age, it's quite possible that the TPMS is failing. The good news is, once replaced, you should be rid of those persistent "low tire pressure" warnings, and hopefully, your ride will be smooth again. Try not to ignore the issue for too long. Constant low pressure can wear your tires out faster, and nobody wants to replace tires earlier than necessary. Let me know how it goes after your visit to the garage. If you have any more concerns, just shoot. I'd be happy to share more from my experiences. Stay safe on the roads! Cheers!

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TimoPete (Author)

Hey, Thanks a ton for your advice! It's good to have someone who knows their way around cars. You made things a whole lot clearer for me. I'm planning to have my TPMS checked out as soon as possible. I'll get back to you after the garage visit. And you can count on getting a shout-out if I have any more car concerns. Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences, it's been immensely helpful! Safe driving to you too. Cheers,

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